Cyprus has the most favourable tax system for the companies incorporated or registered under any Cyprus law, and any foreign company which carries on business or has an office or place of business (permanent establishment) in Cyprus.
Now at 12.5% corporate tax, Cyprus has the lowest rates in the EU, together with Ireland (12.5%) and exemptions for certain inter-company dividends.
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